Gazi railway station

Gazi station is a historic station in Ankara, Turkey. Built in 1926 by the Turkish State Railways, the station building is notable for its Turkish Neoclassical architectural style, designed by Turkish architect Burhaneddin Tamcı.[1] Situated next to the Atatürk Forest Farm, the station was a stop on the Ankara suburban and Ankara-Polatlı Regional trains until 2016 when all train service (except high-speed) was suspended within Ankara. The station platforms are currently being rebuilt as part of TCDD's Başkentray project. The new station is expected to open on 12 April 2018.[2]

GAZİ
TCDD commuter rail station
The station building in January 2001.
LocationSilahtar Cd., Gazi Mah. 06990
Etimesgut/Ankara
Turkey
Coordinates39.9400°N 32.7961°E / 39.9400; 32.7961
Owned byTurkish State Railways
Operated byTCDD Taşımacılık
Line(s)Temporarily suspended
Platforms2 (1 side platform, 1 island platform)
Tracks4
Construction
ArchitectBurhaneddin Tamcı
Architectural styleTurkish Neoclassical
History
Opened1926 (1926)
Closed2016-17
Services
Preceding station   TCDD Taşımacılık   Following station
toward Sincan
Başkentray
toward Kayaş

References

  1. Altın, Ersin (May 2003). Ankara 19102003 (in Turkish). Bağcılar, Istanbul: Boyut Yayın Grubu. p. 16.
  2. "Başkentray ne zaman bitecek?". trenhaber.com (in Turkish). 16 January 2017. Retrieved 20 October 2017.
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